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Grantham Business Club turned out in force to showcase their products and services at the recent Belton Horse Trials.

Staff and residents at a Grantham care home donned their softest, cosiest and silliest nightwear for National Wear Your Pyjamas to Work Day last week.

Positive messages about Grantham’s economic fortunes were given at a gathering of business leaders at Grantham Horse Trials.

A special partnership between a Grantham recruitment firm and an organisation that encourages employers to to recruit veterans will be launched tonight.

If anyone feels better after the recent heatwave, it will be Claire Asher.

A Grantham band hopes to raise money in support of mental health organisations by releasing an album.

The deputy head of a Grantham school has retired after 26 years’ loyal and dedicated service.

Lincolnshire County Council’s Highways Alliance will be reconstructing the carriageway through the London Road/Wharf Road junction in Grantham.

Grantham-based debt advice provider PayPlan has officially unveiled its new Debt Heroes in an attempt to break down the stress and stigma that comes from being in debt and encourage those struggling to reach out for help sooner.

Dedicated work by two of South Kesteven District Council’s CCTV operators has been recognised with awards from Lincolnshire Police.

Asda shoppers generously donated 994Kg of food to Grantham Foodbank on Saturday.

A London couple relocating to Grantham have submitted plans for a music school in the town centre.

Lincolnshire Police has made changes to the hours worked by its PCSOs that will see these officers work an extra 30,000 hours at weekends each year.

Nine Lincolnshire Police officers have been assaulted whilst on duty in the past few days.

A new and specially-trained team tasked with tackling the main causes of crashes on Lincolnshire’s roads is to be rolled out across the county.

A Grantham school has been braded ‘inadequate’ by school inspectors Ofsted.

Plans have finally been submitted for a new village hall in Ropsley after a 15 year fundraising campaign.

Grantham’s Alive church staged its first ever lunch club in brand new facilitiues after 18 months of fundraising.

Businesses and retailers in Grantham helped develop the beginnings of a new visionary action plan for the town centre at a stakeholders networking forum earlier this month.